how much your education cost in your country

hello,

im studying engineering

my education costs per year(2 sems)

550$ fee
125$ bus
books(70$) 70% refundable when we give back
exam fee-50$

total:795$

 

10,000 USD tuition only plus room&board

 

11000+ USD for 3 yr course...

 

In the UK GBP £3100 - about USD $6000 per year for tuition fees only at university. Obviously you've got living expenses on top of that.

 

I pay £3070/year ($6000 or so) just for tuition. But you get interest free student loans to help you.

CountryBoy

Beat me to it.

 

mine is $1000 / yr for academic only

 

Incidentally, if you are pursuing a higher degree in the UK (MSc, PhD etc) then it also costs around GBP £3000 per year for fees, but this is usually funded by one of the government's research councils. I was that man.

 

Should i also say that the prices we quoted for UK will be different for none UK students. Could be up to 5 times more.

 

3000 USD, Studying engineering delhi, india

 

Mine is free...well pretty much.

School is free (so primary and secondary school), university fees and a loan are payed for by a company which I don't have to pay back the uni fees to, so i'd consider that as free. Just they only pay it if your a are Scottish and go to a Scottish uni

 

I would say on average, private collages in my country cost around $1500 a year. Excluding lodging and transportation.

 

With English taxpayers money (read about the Barnet formula), but we shan't go into that too much!

 

Is it bollocks...

But really I don't care, i'm getting my education payed for so i'm not going to complain.

 

i think the better question for this thread is : how much money are you willing to invest for your education?
please do not mind, this is my opinion.

 

6000$/year

 

Around here

Particular university

1 year fees around 500-1000$/year
If you stay as rent around 300$/month

But here olso are state universitys that are free

 

My (private) school costs around $2000 a year, but public school are almost free.

 

In the US:
Most Expensive Colleges

 

Yep. Scotland rules!


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1000$ per year, its was a hard time for me, Now I have completed my Bsc. Engg. I dont do any study any more.

Thanks